Division 2.1.3 Project results
United Kingdom
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increased awareness, knowledge and understanding by 500 Chinese, African, and Union policy community actors, including officials in charge of conventional arms issues and export controls thereof, scholars, parliamentarians, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and journalists, of the UN ATT process and of respective national positions, up to and beyond the 2012 ATT diplomatic conference,
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improved dialogue, interaction, and cooperation on SALW and the UN ATT process amongst 60 Union, Chinese and African officials, and civil societies, including through the identification of recommendations on the opportunities for collective actions,
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sustainable links amongst 50 individuals representing Union, African and Chinese policy community institutions providing a means for ongoing information and experience sharing, as well as practical cooperation on SALW and other conventional arms control-related issues beyond the life of this project.